Photojournalism

Photojournalism is a way of telling stories using pictures. Just like when you draw a picture of your family or your pet, but in photojournalism, pictures tell stories about things that happen in the world.

Photojournalists are like reporters who use cameras instead of pens and paper. They go to places where there is news happening like protests, natural disasters, or sports events. They take pictures of everything they see and try to capture the moment when something important is happening.

These pictures are then used in newspapers, magazines, and on the internet to tell people what is happening in the world. When people look at these pictures, they can feel emotions like happiness, sadness, or excitement. Sometimes these pictures can even help people understand the world better or inspire them to take action.

To become a photojournalist, you need to have a camera, but you also need to be a good storyteller. You need to be able to capture moments that are important and tell the story behind the picture. It's a tricky job, but it can be rewarding because you get to share important stories with the world.